S1 I/CB Los días de la semana y el calendario
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22 Terms
el lunes
Monday
el martes
Tuesday
el miércoles
Wednesday
el jueves
Thursday
el viernes
Friday
el sábado
Saturday
el domingo
Sunday
la semana
the week
el fin de semana
the weekend
el día
the day
los lunes
on Mondays
los martes
on Tuesdays
los miércoles
on Wednesdays
los jueves
on Thursdays
los viernes
on Fridays
If I want to say something like, "We go to the pool ON WEDNESDAYS," how do I do that?
You need to use: LOS + [day of the week]
The "los + [day of the week]" translates into English as "on [day of the week]". This is used when there is something that happens repeatedly on the same day. (Using the example on the other side of the card) Wednesdays = go to the pool day, then you do this.
How are days of the week in Spanish different from days of the week in English?
Two ways:
1. They are not capitalized.
2. The week starts of with "el lunes", not "el domingo" because "el domingo" is a part of the weekend and, therefore, goes at the end of the week on the calendar.
el calendario
the calendar
hoy
today
mañana
tomorrow
ayer
yesterday
If I want to say something along the lines of, "I'm going to the library ON MONDAY" how do I do that?
You need to use: EL + [day of the week]
The "el + [day of the week]" translates into English as "on [day of the week]".